Martinsville prepares for courthouse renovations with traffic and parking alterations, aiming to maintain pedestrian access and finish street work before Small Business Saturday.

Hamilton County awards scholarships to six high school seniors for education at Ivy Tech, emphasizing the county's commitment to higher education accessibility and community impact.

Sheriff Austin Garrett and the HCSO honored the Fallen Five on the 10th anniversary of the Chattanooga terrorist attack with a memorial event that focused on unity and bravery.

The IMPD arrested 20-year-old Eython Garcia on multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder, related to a homicide at Eagle Creek Park on July 4th.

Senator Roger Marshall visited the Johnson County Mental Health Center, now a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, which aims to improve mental health and substance use disorder care.

The Anderson Police Department is hosting a community block party at May Park, featuring free food, inflatable activities, a petting zoo, nonprofit booths, a splash pad, fire trucks, and a K9 demonstration.

Anderson Police Dept. honored officers for solving the Dayla Swain homicide case, leading to gang member arrests. They were recognized in a ceremony for their investigation efforts.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis has launched "Take Me There: Peru," an immersive exhibit showcasing Peru's culture, landscapes, and food, with interactive experiences like caring for animals and tasting local cuisine.

The National Weather Service warns of thunderstorms in central Indiana, with increased severe weather risk south of Sullivan to Columbus, including heavy rain and lightning.

Habitat for Humanity volunteers build homes in Lawrence’s Lanesville to support affordable housing and community growth, as detailed by the City of Lawrence's website.

Indianapolis is set to experience severe weather including thunderstorms, damaging winds, and high heat indices near 100 degrees, with ongoing storm threats into the next week.

Hamilton County Highway Department announces a public meeting regarding the replacement of Small Structure #33062 at Strawtown Avenue, set for July 16. Residents can attend to learn about project plans and provide input.

Noblesville Police Chief John Mann is set to retire in October after five years; Assistant Chief Brad Arnold will succeed him. Mann helped launch initiatives like NobleACT and oversaw department growth.